If you are looking for a way to get rid of your buccal fat, there are several options available. Keep reading to learn everything you should know about buccal fat.
First of all: what is buccal fat?
Buccal fat, also known as cheek fat, is the extra fat located in the cheeks. It’s a common cause of facial aging because it can make your face look heavier and older than it is as the fat descends lower in the face and the fascia or connective tissue around the fat grows weaker.
How to remove buccal fat
Buccal fat reduction (buccal lipectomy) is a procedure […]
You’ve probably heard that you should eat a healthy diet in order to have healthy skin. This is true, especially if you’re looking for ways to prevent wrinkles or acne scars and improve your overall complexion. In this blog, we’ll cover the nutrients that are essential for healthy skin and why they’re important, so you can better understand what foods will help keep your skin looking young and beautiful.
1) Avocado
Avocados are high in vitamin E, an antioxidant that helps to keep your skin soft and supple. They’re also rich in monounsaturated fats, which makes them great for your skin. If […]
Have you ever considered nonsurgical procedures for the holidays?
The holidays can be a hectic time of year, with many people traveling and attending events. But there’s one thing you don’t want to add stress over—your face! Whether it’s wrinkles or sagging skin, the right nonsurgical plastic surgery procedure can make a difference in your appearance, and most importantly, your confidence. If you plan enough ahead of time, you could potentially schedule a nonsurgical procedure before the holidays get too hectic.
Why The Holidays?
The holiday season is a great time to schedule cosmetic procedures. Many people have extra time off from work […]
Patients may be alarmed when they see visible discoloration and swelling on their face after cosmetic surgery. However, bruising is a normal part of the process and is often a sign of healing. The first week after a procedure is usually the time in which bruises will begin to appear. It may take 1-2 weeks (sometimes more) for bruising to fade entirely.
Tips to Minimize Bruising
There are steps patients can take to reduce the severity and appearance of bruising:
Ice is your best friend! After making it home from surgery, use ice packs or cold compresses on the operated area. This will […]
